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A Story of Cover-ups and Corporate Neglect

Photograph: Ruth Hopkins When private companies assume control over people’s lives and build their business on managing them, they carry a heightened responsibility to ensure that their operations are conducted with integrity and care. This obligation is especially pressing for Allied Universal, the world’s largest private security company, which in 2021 acquired G4S, a firm already implicated in several serious human rights violations.
Another Dead Prisoner

Photograph: Ruth Hopkins The cross-border investigation, Another Dead Prisoner, sheds light on grim human rights violations by the worlds biggest private security company in the South African prison Mangaung Correction Facility. The investigation has been carried out as a collaboration between Ruth Hopkins, Onderzoekscollectief spit, Glynnis Marriday and Nicoline Noe, Investigative Reporting Denmark.
Team-members in Another Dead Prisoner

Ruth Hopkins, Netherlands/the UK, freelance journalist and member of onderzoekscollectief Spit in the Netherlands. She is the founding editor of the Private Security Network, a transnational network of investigative journalists.
Complexity: An Important Lesson Learned

Flooding, like climate change itself, is deeply complex. It involves a vast web of actors, overlapping initiatives, and an ever-expanding body of legislation. At the outset of our investigation, we imagined we could uncover negligence simply by sending out a wave of FOI and EIR requests and identifying those who had failed in their responsibilities.
After the Floods

This cross-border investigation examines flooding across eight European countries. The project has been carried out as a collaboration between Marcos Garcia Rey, Katharine Quarmby, Clarine van Karnebeek, Tommy Greene, Krzysztof Story, Frontstory and VSquare, Kaare Godtfredsen from the Danish Centre for Investigative Journalism, as well as Staffan Dahllöf, Nils Mulvad, and Nicoline Noe from Investigative Reporting Denmark.

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